Zmanda Description
Zmanda Pro is an enterprise backup and disaster recovery platform built for organizations that need to keep custody of their own data. It runs as a managed service or entirely on customer-owned infrastructure, including fully offline sites.
Backup data moves directly from the client to a storage target the customer controls - Amazon S3, Azure Blob, Google Cloud Storage, Wasabi, any S3-compatible endpoint, a NAS or local disk. Encryption is applied before data leaves the source under a zero-knowledge key model, and immutable retention is enforced through S3 Object Lock, GCS Object Lock or ZFS snapshots.
The platform covers 30+ workload types from one console: hypervisors, physical servers, databases, Microsoft 365, NAS appliances and user endpoints.
Zmanda Pro is licensed per protected machine rather than by data volume, and air-gapped deployment is software-only with no appliance requirement.
Pricing
Starting at: $499 per year
Features:
- Linux Backup
- Windows Backup
- Database Backup
- Full and Incremental Backups
- NAS/Files Share Backups
- Zmanda Cloud Storage
- Standard Support
Package: Business plus
Starting at: $978 per year
Features:
- 24*7 Premium Support
- Microsoft 365 Backup
- Forever Incremental Backups
- Disaster Recovery
- Vaulting
- Client-Side Data Deduplication
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Zmanda - Solid option. Much more affordable. Date: Aug 25 2023
Summary: Great option for us and probably many other companies that are spending 10x more on other names. Now that release pace has kicked back up, it's an easy recommendation.
Positive: Much better price than alternatives. Works well for mixed infrastructure. We have several generations of products and many types of servers. Zmanda covers everything. We have a good-sized environment with hundreds of servers and VMs, including some legacy boxes. We're backing up to multiple destinations. Hard to find a solution that supports everything in one UI. Backup policies, rotation, deduplication, compression help us keep storage in check.
Negative: (1) Zmanda passed through a couple of acquisitions which slowed updates several years ago. But we're now seeing regular releases and updates, improved documentation, and responsive support. (2) Also, but it helps to be Linux savvy, though the UI and installation workflows have been improved quite a bit in the last 2 releases.
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